Authorities are revealing more about the two people charged with leading a white supremacist group in California and the phone app they used to hash out their secret plans.
Members of the far-right group are celebrating Trump's comments after he was asked to condemn white supremacists.
Trump repeatedly didn't answer the question, and contended, with no citation, that the violence came from left-wing groups.
Congressman Adam Schiff of the House Intelligence Committee says he has asked whistleblower Brian Murphy to testify to Congress.
They self-identified as part of the "boogaloo" movement, which is "a term used by extremists to signify coming civil war."
Members were asked to use spray bottles filled with body fluids to attack police and Jewish people.
